Indiana HB1428 allows senior neighborhoods to decide whether to have a lifeguard on duty at their pool, with specific conditions and signage.

Indiana HB1428 modifies regulations for swimming pools in senior neighborhoods. It allows these neighborhoods to choose not to employ a lifeguard if the pool is no deeper than six feet and lacks diving boards or slides. If a neighborhood decides to allow minors to visit the pool during specific hours, a lifeguard must be present. The neighborhood must post clear signs at each pool entrance and inform residents of the rules. The state department can fine the neighborhood up to $1,000 per violation.

Indiana HB1428 allows senior neighborhoods to decide whether to have a lifeguard on duty at their pool, with specific conditions and signage.

Indiana HB1428 modifies regulations for swimming pools in senior neighborhoods. It allows these neighborhoods to choose not to employ a lifeguard if the pool is no deeper than six feet and lacks diving boards or slides. If a neighborhood decides to allow minors to visit the pool during specific hours, a lifeguard must be present. The neighborhood must post clear signs at each pool entrance and inform residents of the rules. The state department can fine the neighborhood up to $1,000 per violation.